White Screen

[supergoudvis]

Jup, tried reinstall 2 more times, cleaned the database redownload the package and im out of options now :(

[supergoudvis]

Can someone list the things this all needs from php and all the others?
I think im missing some of them since it just gives me a blank output. Im now install all php things with command "yum install php*" but does it use some more as php only?

[Hwona]

Your config, png, jpg, and gif files... wait, you did or did not change them? I looked back at your older response, but I couldn't completely understand.
Wait, you created a database user right?

[Kyttias]

You're installing all of PHP itself? Oh. Well then.

When you said 'VPN' I assumed it was something that came entirely pre-configured. Any standard webhost would have changed a handful of default settings!

I'm used to using WAMP (Windows-Apache-MySQL-PHP), not LAMP(Linux version thereof) - (which seems to be what you have, given the console command you listed). However, in my install package for WAMP, there were several things that needed to be configured before several functions in this (and a few other scripts) would run. I know nothing about Linux commands, however.

First of all - Apache. You'll need to make sure mod_rewrite is enabled.

And then PHP.ini - turn on openssl. (Open up the file?? Remove the ; at the start of the line extension=php_openssl.dll to uncomment it and turn on openssl.) You'll also want to change the error_reporting to error_reporting = E_ALL & ~E_NOTICE & ~E_STRICT to remove some notices that an ordinary webhost would hide.

Ordinary people installing this script to a hosting provider wouldn't run into any issues, because these things are usually enabled as a best practice.

[supergoudvis]

I enabled the mod rewrite did change the error setting already but somehow I cant get my openssl working, its generating a key and everything works without a error and I seee its enabled by typing "php -m|grep openssl" where I get
"openssl" as output but still it doesnt load. Also searched for the settings in the php.ini but couldn't find a line with openssl there.. Also I have to mention my server isnt running on windows but on Centos 6.

[Kyttias]

Operating system shouldn't matter so much, once it's all installed.

Try searching for ";extension=php_openssl.dll" with the ; at the start? It's all mushed together with no breaking spaces, so if you searched for only part of it, that'd be like trying to find "scotch" in the word "butterscotch".

Google search results that might help: [x], [x].

[supergoudvis]

Already searched on google still cant get it working, becoming desperate now :p

[supergoudvis]

Even after those steps (only ssl still doesnt work) my mysidia just shows me a ehite screen on my centos VPS any more ideas please?

[Hwona]

Have you tried re-installing?

[Kyttias]

Hmm... the last person I told turn on ssl that did so got theirs working. =/ So... that's the only advice I can give, other than the obvious removing of the install folder after you've run the installation file in that folder.